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Retail Price: $225
Release Date: November 28, 2025
Sizing: Full-Family
Colorway: Black/Black-Light-Graphite
Style Code: FV5029-010
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The Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat” (2025) returns this fall with a stealthy makeover that’s equal parts nostalgic and modern. Dressed in a sleek Black/Black/Light Graphite color scheme, this all-black colorway features a premium nubuck upper, tonal mesh underlays, and smooth black midsoles that amplify its monochromatic look. Subtle Light Graphitehits on the tongue logo and heel branding add a soft contrast to the dark palette.
This year’s version is a standout thanks to the inclusion of Nike Air branding on the heel, a detail true collectors will appreciate as a nod to the 1989 original. Set to drop on Black Friday (November 28, 2025), this release perfectly blends OG inspiration with modern craftsmanship—making it a must-cop for Jordan fans and all-black sneaker lovers alike.
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Originally released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 was the first model in the Jordan line to feature visible Air in the heel, mesh paneling, and wings for lockdown support—elements that quickly set it apart. Designed by the legendary Tinker Hatfield, the silhouette became a cultural icon on and off the court, famously worn by MJ during “The Shot” over Craig Ehlo in the playoffs.
The “Black Cat” colorway first debuted in 2006, drawing its nickname from one of Jordan’s many monikers. A fan-favorite ever since, it made a successful return in 2020, selling out instantly and becoming one of the most sought-after non-OG colorways in the Jordan 4 catalog. Now, nearly two decades after its original release, the Black Cat 4 is back—and better than ever—with improved shape and branding for 2025.
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The Air Jordan 4 typically fits true to size for most wearers. Here are our expert sizing notes:
True To Size (TTS): Ideal for most foot shapes.
Wide Feet: Consider going half size up if you prefer a roomier toe box.
Break-In Time: Expect some initial stiffness due to the nubuck upper, but it softens with wear.
As always, if you’re in between sizes, going up half a size is a safe bet—especially for those planning extended wear or wearing thicker socks. For more sizing guidance, check our Jordan 4 Sizing Guide for detailed comparisons and fit tips.
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